African Hippo Skull Taxidermy

This is a large trophy Hippos Skull on a beautiful pedestal.ÿ The head was hit by a large caliber bullet and the exit wound took out a fairly good portion of the back of the skull.ÿ See Photos!!

42.5 Skull only no bottom Jaw cool piece

TAXIDERMY

70.30 Detachable horns for easy shipping

59.18

32.81 About 25" horns

32.90 Cool piece big tusks

3.89 Nicely done skull with detachable horns for easy shipping

One of the mid size upper molars appears to have broken off above the root.ÿ Other than this the skull is in excellent condition.ÿ This skull is from a slightly larger than average size male.

Record Book African Cape Buffalo usually start with 40" spreads and this one is only 38" but the Bosses which are 15 x 14 4/8" across which is good but; It is the fantastic curls on this trophy Cape B

59.17 Nice Skull

The Cape Kudu is the smallest of the Greater Kudu family, in body and horn size.ÿ This is a mature Bull with average size Horns for this sub-species.

5.31 Nicely done Skull detachable horns for easy shipping

This skull is from a young Bull. The tip of the nose piece is missing from one side, otherwise this skull is in very good condition.

27.74 Cool oddities piece

This skull is from a mature male Waterbuck. It is clean and in excellent condition.

This skull is from a trophy size mature male Duiker.ÿ The horns are 4 5/16" x 4 4/16" long.ÿ One side of the nose tip has a minor repair that was very well done.

Blue Wildebeest antelope African taxidermy skull mount, South Africa, June, 1993, Safari Club International rank #79, Gold Medal trophy, apprx. 22"h, 27"w, 11.5"d Provenance: From the trophy room of E

An African taxidermy skull and horn of a Cape Eland; ht. 34, wd. 11, dp. 8 inches. Overall good condition.

t antelope African taxidermy skull mount, South Africa, June, 2001, Safari Club International rank #96, Bronze Medal trophy, apprx. 24"h, 15"w, 7"d Provenance: From the trophy room of Edmond Ray York,

An African Cape Buffalo European style taxidermy mounted skull with crest-shaped wooden plaque. The horns are attached and the skull rests on a wooden peg.

(lot of 2) African antelope taxidermy skull mounts: (1) Common Reedbuck, South Africa, May, 1998, Safari Club International rank #35, Gold Medal trophy; (1) White Blesbok, South Africa, June, 1999, Sa

38.5 Professionally cleaned & mounted

A pair of African taxidermy of Blesbok skull and horns, largest ht. 25, wd. 11, dp. 8 inches. Overall good condition.